DJs, we know you’ve been waiting for this: the Drunken Masters just released their cataclysmic club banger Insalata in the new Stems file format. Wanna get your hand on it? Hit the jump!
Drunken Masters and Tropkillaz just released the video for All Day, their latest collaboration. There’s nothing more to say really. This audiovisual bobby-dazzler speaks entirely for itself.
Brazil’s most famous trap export, the Tropkillaz, have just released a new remix. This time around they went for N.A.S.A.’s Iko feat. machine gun lyrics by Lizzo. The remix comes with nasty synth drop that will make you go insane.
We are proud to present to you a massive collaboration between Johnny Good and ESKEI83. It is called Get Busy and comes in the form of a free download.
Motoramotora just made their latest cut called Flummox available to the world for free. Enjoy, beloved fellowship of the curst.
Just listen to how smoothly Wave Ricer glides over this fusion of 64-bit synths and heavenly chants. Flash Drive is so ridiculously uplifting, you’ll be dancing on the ceiling.
Elènne has just released what the producer himself describes as a “funky summer track”. It is called Melt. As usual, we’re blown away by Elènne‘s elaborate production: fancy melodies, chopped up samples and – you guessed it – a lot of funk.
Take Dat are back for good. And no, we are not talking English pop culture here. This two piece ensemble was founded in Germany, with two of the country’s most prolific DJs joining forces to do what they do best: destroy clubs all over the globe. SIR JAI & PSAIKO.DINO are celebrating the release of their first official collaboration today: a remix of Jamie xx’s Good Times feat. Young Thug & Popcaan. It’s a flat out hymn, ladies and gentlemen. And we are very happy to give it to you first. Take Dat!
Rustie hits us with his latest remix. This one for Ginuwine’s debut single Pony. We’re sure you’ll appreciate that cute cover motive after the jump.
Only a couple of days ago we celebrated the release of the new Wax Wreckaz banger Heavyweight Sound. The four bass lovers from Austria talked to the homies from The Gap about the song, their origins, Crispy Crust Records and much more. Actually, only DJ Busy Fingaz did the talking, but let’s not dwell on trivia here. We’ve selected some highlights from the interview for you after the jump.